Transcript of St Sepulchres Church Graveyard, Northampton

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Poor Ann

Look at Graham's web link and he notes the Chapels so you know where they were in the town.

http://website.lineone.net/~gsward/pages/chapel21.html

He is my rellie. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sandy

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Handy website your rellie has  i will look at that a lot more now i know !

right we will carry on this tomorrow, as i need to clear my head ! and let it sink in, which can take time these days 
and i have all the Census to get through as well which i can see is just going to add to the family in a hugh way !
but if you come up with more do let me know LOL !

Ian

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Oo by the way i cant thank you enough !
one day i will return the compliment !
with out you i would be missing a lot of info ! 

Ian

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Okay Ian

Here is one to leave you with coming up your lineage.  

Northampton Independent August 7th 1915

Obituary
Mr R. S. Greenough
We regret to record the death at his residence Billing Road, on Tuesday
of Mr Robert S Greenough, one of the best known tradesmen in Northampton.
The deceased, who was 67 years of age, had been in business as a corn, coal, and builder's merchant for many years, succeeding to a florishing
business established by his father. He was a prominent member of the Gold Street Wesleyan Chapel, at which he had held many offices, including that of
organist, being a musician of no mean ability.
Much sympathy will be felt with the widow and adopted daughter.

And it is good night from me. Enjoy. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sandy  

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Ian

We all know it is out there it is just a matter of finding it. 

with out you i would be missing a lot of info !
That is why we are here to assist in any way we can.
I will call in that favour one day. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nite
Sandy

[drewsankie]

Now thats a nice one and a good place to start tomorrow
I AINT FOUND MR R S GREENOUGH IN THE TREE !
on no here we go again now where the heck is he going to fit in !
right i am off to bed and i need to sort out the doggies !
so we will speak tomorrow.
have a good night and thank you so much.............

Ian

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i thought i will go back to this page
i have Robert Edward Greenough b 1849
and also Rand Sherwell Greenough b 1847
both sons of Rand Edward Greenough

so Robert Edward Greenough  is he Robert or Rand ! ?

Ian

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Hi Ian

The Newspaper article from the N.I. says Robert S just checked it again.

Sandy

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Here we go in the 1901 Census
Rand S Greenough occupation Builders Corn and Coal Merchants + Brick Manufacturer who was at this time in Bridge Street.
Sounds like the man dont you think ?


Also they only had 1 child which i cant find in the bmd called Frances A D Greenough b abt 1891
that would explain why i cant find her if she is adpoted !

Ian